MNSSHP 2013 what dates sold out?

[Mac4life30]

Anyone remember?

 

[AshleeH]

I don't know exact dates, but historically the week of Halloween is always the busiest.

 

[Disney_Princess83]

I know the three parties during the week of Halloween sold out. (29th and 31st October and 1st Nov) We were there at all three parties

 

[jenjersnap]

I found this on another site:

Parties for 9/27, 10/10, 10/11, 10/14, 10/17, 10/29, 10/31 and 11/1 have sold out in Advance!

I thought October 25 (the Friday before Halloween) also sold out close to the party. I was at the Sunday, October 27 party and it was definitely not sold out.

 

[summerw]

I know the three parties during the week of Halloween sold out. (29th and 31st October and 1st Nov) We were there at all three parties

Would you say they were equally crowded? Do they actually sell the same number of tickets for each night or do you think they sold more for Halloween or whenever? I think we might go Nov 2, assuming they have it then. We usually see Jack and Sally and Mickey and Minnie in their Halloween attire at DLR since we live close. I'd love to see the Dwarves and Princes & Princesses though (and of course the parade and fireworks). Any idea how those lines were? Thanks!

 

[siskaren]

Would you say they were equally crowded? Do they actually sell the same number of tickets for each night or do you think they sold more for Halloween or whenever? I think we might go Nov 2, assuming they have it then. We usually see Jack and Sally and Mickey and Minnie in their Halloween attire at DLR since we live close. I'd love to see the Dwarves and Princes & Princesses though (and of course the parade and fireworks). Any idea how those lines were? Thanks!

Although Disney doesn't say how many tickets they sell for the parties, I would assume they sell the same number for every party (well, I mean they have the same number available to sell because not every party sells out.) The Dwarves have the largest lines because the Halloween and Christmas parties are the only time you can see them.

 

[Disney_Princess83]

Would you say they were equally crowded? Do they actually sell the same number of tickets for each night or do you think they sold more for Halloween or whenever? I think we might go Nov 2, assuming they have it then. We usually see Jack and Sally and Mickey and Minnie in their Halloween attire at DLR since we live close. I'd love to see the Dwarves and Princes & Princesses though (and of course the parade and fireworks). Any idea how those lines were? Thanks!

Their lines are long! We lined up at 6:10pm for the Dwarves and met them at 7:10pm. They didn't come out until about 6:50pm and were close to the front. For the Dwarves line you are only allowed one group photo, no individuals.

The line for the Princesses does get busy. At this point we don't know what will change with Fairytale Hall as Anna and Elsa are moving in from April 20th. Last year, there was Rapunzel, Flynn, Snow White and her Prince on one side of the hall. The other side had Cinderella, Prince Charming, Aurora and Prince Phillip. Rapunzel and Flynns lines get long and average wait times were one hour +. Rapunzel one night had a 2 hour wait.

I would recommend that you line up for the Dwarves before the party starts. The line roughly starts from 6pm (sometimes earlier) but if you get in line by 6pm or so, you will be toward the front. This way you will be done by 7:15pm or so and you can use the rest of the partys hours.

Line up for Rapunzel or Cinderella while the first parade is on. Meet the two princesses and their Princes. Watch HalloWishes from Fantasyland. As soon as the fireworks are finished, get in line for the other Princess Set you didn't meet. Then head to Liberty Square to watch the second Parade. The second parade is always the quietest.

 

[summerw]

Although Disney doesn't say how many tickets they sell for the parties, I would assume they sell the same number for every party (well, I mean they have the same number available to sell because not every party sells out.) The Dwarves have the largest lines because the Halloween and Christmas parties are the only time you can see them.

Their lines are long! We lined up at 6:10pm for the Dwarves and met them at 7:10pm. They didn't come out until about 6:50pm and were close to the front. For the Dwarves line you are only allowed one group photo, no individuals.

The line for the Princesses does get busy. At this point we don't know what will change with Fairytale Hall as Anna and Elsa are moving in from April 20th. Last year, there was Rapunzel, Flynn, Snow White and her Prince on one side of the hall. The other side had Cinderella, Prince Charming, Aurora and Prince Phillip. Rapunzel and Flynns lines get long and average wait times were one hour +. Rapunzel one night had a 2 hour wait.

I would recommend that you line up for the Dwarves before the party starts. The line roughly starts from 6pm (sometimes earlier) but if you get in line by 6pm or so, you will be toward the front. This way you will be done by 7:15pm or so and you can use the rest of the partys hours.

Line up for Rapunzel or Cinderella while the first parade is on. Meet the two princesses and their Princes. Watch HalloWishes from Fantasyland. As soon as the fireworks are finished, get in line for the other Princess Set you didn't meet. Then head to Liberty Square to watch the second Parade. The second parade is always the quietest.

Thanks! I can probably skip Rapunzel and Flynn since I live by DLR and they meet together all the time. I will definitely take your advice about the Dwarves. Is it appropriate for just me to wait and let DS4 and DH come later since we'd only be getting one group shot anyway? I always appreciate people letting their littler ones wander with the other parent for the sake of a peaceful line.

 

[Disney_Princess83]

Thanks! I can probably skip Rapunzel and Flynn since I live by DLR and they meet together all the time. I will definitely take your advice about the Dwarves. Is it appropriate for just me to wait and let DS4 and DH come later since we'd only be getting one group shot anyway? I always appreciate people letting their littler ones wander with the other parent for the sake of a peaceful line.

Yes, you can get in line and they can join you closer to time. Only issue is, is that the line is like a horse shoe type of set up. The closer you are to the front, the harder it is to join the line. But most people don't have a problem with it and many people so that.